Concrete Contractor in Zionsville, IN
We pour, replace and repair concrete driveways, patios and walks for homes in Zionsville, Indiana.
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Carmel Concrete Pros pours concrete driveways, handles driveway replacement and builds concrete patios in Zionsville. We also repair, level and seal the slabs you already have. When we come out to measure, we tell you in writing whether any part of the job reaches the town's land along the street.
A small town that grew outward
The U.S. Census Bureau counted 14,160 people in Zionsville in 2010, and it estimates 33,624 by July 2025. Over about the same years, the town's land area went from 10.26 square miles to 67.22 square miles.
So a Zionsville address might be a village lot with a curb and sidewalk, or a house on a country road. We look at which one you have before we plan the end of the driveway that meets the road.
What the town wants to see for a driveway at the street
The right-of-way is the public land along the street. When we rebuild the part of a driveway that crosses it, the town's plans checklist asks for:
- how wide the driveway is, and how far it runs into the right-of-way
- the flares, the curved edges where the driveway spreads out to meet the road
- a pavement design that follows the town's specs
- where the expansion joints go, and any curb that gets replaced
For a sidewalk panel, the same checklist asks for its width, how many panels the work touches, and slopes that meet ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements.
We put those details on the plan before the permit goes in.
Dates the permit sets
Zionsville's right-of-way permit says the Department of Public Works must be told five working days before the work begins. Once the main work is done, the ground has to be put back within five working days, and the town has to hear that the job is complete within seven days.
The permit holder also posts a bond of at least $1,000. The town can hold it for up to three years after the work is finished. Our written quote says who applies for the permit.
Questions about concrete work in Zionsville
My house is in rural Zionsville. Who handles the permit at the road?
It may not be the town. A Town of Zionsville permit form says that if you're working in rural Zionsville, the right-of-way permit comes from Boone County Highway. We check which office covers your road when we visit.
What hours can a crew work at the street in Zionsville?
The town's permit limits work to 7:00 am or sunrise, whichever is later, until 7:00 pm or sunset, whichever is earlier, Monday through Saturday. Other hours need the town's written approval.
Who inspects the work at the street?
The town does. Its permit form says inspections have to be booked at least 24 hours ahead by calling 317-873-4544, and anything tied into public lines must be inspected before it's covered.
Does the street end of the driveway change the price?
Yes, it can. We list the part on your lot and the part in the right-of-way as separate lines in your quote, because the town's specs decide how the street end is built.
Get a Zionsville quote
Call us, or send the quote form with your Zionsville address and what you'd like poured or fixed. Tell us if you're on a country road. We'll come out, measure, and give you a written quote. Our Carmel Concrete Pros home page lists everything else we do.
Ready to talk about your concrete job?
Call us or send the quote form with your ZIP code and what you need. We will get back to you with a written quote.